Nevertheless, on the
whole, owners of family businesses are more likely to have human relations with their workers and some care for their welfare than are those who invest
in the
stock market simply for the hope of monetary
gain.
And (
in the most general possible sense) do the relationships between individual
stocks and a national economy as a
whole, and between national economies and exchange rates, mean that the «middle» case, where I
gain on the
stock market and lose on the exchange (or vice versa) and end up wasting my time, is less likely (because if
stocks rise, then the pound also rises, or vice versa)?